TOEIC Test 28

1. What's all that noise ? What __________________ ?

Has gone on

Went on

Goes on

Is going on

2. Jane had a difficult childhood. She __________________ a broken home.

Came to

Came by

Came from

Came in

When you 'come from' a family or a social situation, your past experience helps to explain your present attitudes and behavior.

Explanation

When you 'come from' a family or a social situation, your past experience helps to explain your present attitudes and behavior.

3. Alex is very __________________ what he said.

Sorry for

Sorry in

Sorry with

Sorry by

sorry for / about something you did

Explanation

sorry for / about something you did

4. The boys scaled the mountains, ___________________ ?

Didn't they

Wasn't they

Hadn't they

Wouldn't they

5. Someone has __________________ my credit cards.

Kidnapped

Arrested

Robbed

Stolen

To 'steal' is to take something that belongs to someone else.

Explanation

To 'steal' is to take something that belongs to someone else.

6. She will be __________________.

The dancer

A dancer

An dancer

Dancer

7. It's __________________ that the poor should pay such high taxes.

Outrageous

Opaque

Evasive

Genteel

outrageous - (adj.) very shocking and extremely unfair or offensive

Explanation

outrageous - (adj.) very shocking and extremely unfair or offensive

8. The river is __________________ today.

Insane

Damned

Capable

Shallow

shallow - (adj) measuring only a short distance from the top to the bottom

Explanation

shallow - (adj) measuring only a short distance from the top to the bottom

9. All members must agree to __________________ the club regulations.

Be over and above

Beat about

Abide by

Account for

To 'abide by' is to accept in accordance with a decision or set of rules.

Explanation

To 'abide by' is to accept in accordance with a decision or set of rules.

10. The judge __________________ the accused for the murder of the company guard.

Injected

Indited

Indicted

Injured

To 'indict' is to officially charge someone with a criminal offence.

Explanation

To 'indict' is to officially charge someone with a criminal offence.

TOEIC Test 28

1. What's all that noise ? What __________________ ?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Jane had a difficult childhood. She __________________ a broken home.

3. Alex is very __________________ what he said.

4. The boys scaled the mountains, ___________________ ?

5. Someone has __________________ my credit cards.

6. She will be __________________.

7. It's __________________ that the poor should pay such high taxes.

8. The river is __________________ today.

9. All members must agree to __________________ the club regulations.

10. The judge __________________ the accused for the murder of the company guard.